How can I only call the function once

[E8A4Nwbp]

This is my simple struct program

struct outlet
{
	string name;
	bool bankrupt;
	int worth;
};
void isbankrupt(outlet shop)
{
	if(shop.bankrupt)
	{
		cout<<"Name: "<< shop.name<<endl;
		cout<<"Worth: "<< shop.worth<<endl;
	}
	
}
int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
	outlet Asda{"Asda", false, 400};
	outlet Tesco{"Tesco", false, 700};
	outlet Lidl{"Lidl", true, 600};
	
	isbankrupt(Asda);
	isbankrupt(Tesco);
	isbankrupt(Lidl);
	
	
	return 0;
}

How can I call the inbankrupt() function once?

[lastchance]

Astra wrote:

How can I call the inbankrupt() function once?

Delete lines 22 and 23.

[xmrfate]

You could also use an array of structs, and then use a loop to call the isbankrupt() function once for each struct[i].

[E8A4Nwbp]

Delete lines 22 and 23.

Are you joking?

[lastchance]

If you delete those lines ... you will only be calling it once. Obviously. On line 21.

If you would like something else, please write a clearer question.

[Ganado]

"isbankrupt" as the name for a function that simply prints information is a bad name, imo.
Normally "isX" functions return a boolean or something of that nature.

Other than that, yes use a array/vector, as xmrfate said.

[E8A4Nwbp]

Thanks @Ganado and @xmrfate

apologies for not having an elucidated question, @lastchance .

[xmrfate]

No problem. I'm glad we could help!